| A Victory For Common Sense 18:31 - Apr 16 with 1783 views | JACKMANANDBOY |
Can you imagine trying to organise a school day around multiple faith practices. If people want to send their children to a faith school that's fine but don't impose your practice in a way that affects others.
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 18:40 - Apr 16 with 1766 views | SullutaCreturned |
I thought this was brilliant, school should be for education not practising religion. You want to do religion then go to whichever place your faith decrees AFTER school. |  | | |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 19:23 - Apr 16 with 1741 views | Joesus_Of_Narbereth |
God should be kept out of schools. We also know Muhammad shouldn’t be let anywhere near kids either. |  |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 19:58 - Apr 16 with 1724 views | Dr_Winston |
Birbalsingh drives some left wingers crazy. A successful, ethnic woman who's school consistently delivers the kind of performance that ought to be impossible given the local demographics if you listen to the kind of excuses regularly made for the failure in other places. |  |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 20:19 - Apr 16 with 1703 views | Gwyn737 |
Some of what she has achieved is astounding and she should be applauded.
I do have some issues with Michaela’s systems as they’re not completely replicable.
Personally I’m glad her school exists at and that parents have the choice to send their children.
Would I send my child there? Absolutely not. | | | |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 08:57 - Apr 17 with 1584 views | AnotherJohn |
There are several disturbing issues in this case. It was brought with legal aid, which reports say could be around £150,000, and the complainants seem to wish to take the case further if they can. Then there are suggestions that the prayer group did not merely seek to assert their own right to pray in the playground, but pressured other pupils to join in, thus seeking to undermine the secular ethos of the school. Beyond this. there was evidence that the girl bringing the case threatened class mates. Rather disturbingly the judge seems to have taken the girl's side in saying that the school acted improperly in excluding her for two short periods following alleged disruptive behavior.
The judgement is here.
https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Judgement-R-v-Michaela-Commu [Post edited 17 Apr 9:00]
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 14:11 - Apr 17 with 1505 views | Flashberryjack |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 08:57 - Apr 17 by AnotherJohn |
There are several disturbing issues in this case. It was brought with legal aid, which reports say could be around £150,000, and the complainants seem to wish to take the case further if they can. Then there are suggestions that the prayer group did not merely seek to assert their own right to pray in the playground, but pressured other pupils to join in, thus seeking to undermine the secular ethos of the school. Beyond this. there was evidence that the girl bringing the case threatened class mates. Rather disturbingly the judge seems to have taken the girl's side in saying that the school acted improperly in excluding her for two short periods following alleged disruptive behavior.
The judgement is here.
https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Judgement-R-v-Michaela-Commu [Post edited 17 Apr 9:00]
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It's now being reported that the legal cost is estimated to be closer to £500, 000, nice little earner for some lawyers, and I wouldn't mind betting that they are predominately of the Muslim faith. |  |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 17:14 - Apr 17 with 1465 views | AnotherJohn |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 14:11 - Apr 17 by Flashberryjack |
It's now being reported that the legal cost is estimated to be closer to £500, 000, nice little earner for some lawyers, and I wouldn't mind betting that they are predominately of the Muslim faith. |
Actually they seem to be home-grown "progressives". The barristers were Sarah Hannett and Katy Sheridan from Matrix Chambers, and they were instructed by solicitor Dan Rosenberg from Simpson Millar LLP. They are public law lawyers with specialisms that include education law. You can google the names to see their backgrounds. Matrix Chambers has long involvement in this kind of action. The native SJWs often seem to do as much damage as any incomers. [Post edited 17 Apr 17:15]
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 18:29 - Apr 17 with 1425 views | SullutaCreturned |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 17:14 - Apr 17 by AnotherJohn |
Actually they seem to be home-grown "progressives". The barristers were Sarah Hannett and Katy Sheridan from Matrix Chambers, and they were instructed by solicitor Dan Rosenberg from Simpson Millar LLP. They are public law lawyers with specialisms that include education law. You can google the names to see their backgrounds. Matrix Chambers has long involvement in this kind of action. The native SJWs often seem to do as much damage as any incomers. [Post edited 17 Apr 17:15]
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isn't matrix where Cherie Blair worked? | | | |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 20:15 - Apr 17 with 1387 views | Dr_Winston |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 18:29 - Apr 17 by SullutaCreturned |
isn't matrix where Cherie Blair worked? |
She was a founder member. Made an absolute killing with all the human rights legislation that her husband's government passed. | |
| Pain or damage don't end the world. Or despair, or f*cking beatings. The world ends when you're dead. Until then, you got more punishment in store. Stand it like a man... and give some back. |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 20:19 - Apr 17 with 1384 views | SullutaCreturned |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 20:15 - Apr 17 by Dr_Winston |
She was a founder member. Made an absolute killing with all the human rights legislation that her husband's government passed. |
Yeah, I thought so. I knew there was a reason I didn't like matrix! | | | |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 23:00 - Apr 17 with 1316 views | majorraglan |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 08:57 - Apr 17 by AnotherJohn |
There are several disturbing issues in this case. It was brought with legal aid, which reports say could be around £150,000, and the complainants seem to wish to take the case further if they can. Then there are suggestions that the prayer group did not merely seek to assert their own right to pray in the playground, but pressured other pupils to join in, thus seeking to undermine the secular ethos of the school. Beyond this. there was evidence that the girl bringing the case threatened class mates. Rather disturbingly the judge seems to have taken the girl's side in saying that the school acted improperly in excluding her for two short periods following alleged disruptive behavior.
The judgement is here.
https://www.judiciary.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Judgement-R-v-Michaela-Commu [Post edited 17 Apr 9:00]
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I’m a tad miffed by all this. If you choose to go to a particular school, in this case a secular school then accepting the rules as a condition of entry is part of the deal, if you don’t like it then clear off and go somewhere else.
In general I’ve go not issue with the HRA because there is some very good stuff in there, but it’s been twisted and skewed by all sorts of people to suit their agenda. Cases like this should require a significant contribution from the parties initiating the litigation. Does this case mean the school will be out of pocket as a result of having to defend the case as I can’t see the cool getting legal aid! | | | |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 14:26 - Apr 19 with 1212 views | union_jack |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 23:00 - Apr 17 by majorraglan |
I’m a tad miffed by all this. If you choose to go to a particular school, in this case a secular school then accepting the rules as a condition of entry is part of the deal, if you don’t like it then clear off and go somewhere else.
In general I’ve go not issue with the HRA because there is some very good stuff in there, but it’s been twisted and skewed by all sorts of people to suit their agenda. Cases like this should require a significant contribution from the parties initiating the litigation. Does this case mean the school will be out of pocket as a result of having to defend the case as I can’t see the cool getting legal aid! |
This is the problem if a few who practice Islam. They don’t believe the rules apply to them and want to impose their faith on those around them. I stress a few as I know a few Muslims who see choice if faith as an integral part of the freedom we have in this country. |  |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 10:14 - Apr 20 with 1113 views | onehunglow |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 14:26 - Apr 19 by union_jack |
This is the problem if a few who practice Islam. They don’t believe the rules apply to them and want to impose their faith on those around them. I stress a few as I know a few Muslims who see choice if faith as an integral part of the freedom we have in this country. |
No religion should be “ respected”
Tolerated yes.
It’s a belief in the unproven
It’s a way to make us fear death less | |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 10:58 - Apr 20 with 1091 views | SullutaCreturned |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 14:26 - Apr 19 by union_jack |
This is the problem if a few who practice Islam. They don’t believe the rules apply to them and want to impose their faith on those around them. I stress a few as I know a few Muslims who see choice if faith as an integral part of the freedom we have in this country. |
Maybe it's a relative few but in some places it's qute a large group, such as in Luton where there seems to be a large group of islamic extremists who believe our laws don't apply to them and our police should leave them alone whatever they do. They follow Islamic law and Uk law doesn't matter. | | | |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 13:17 - Apr 20 with 1038 views | union_jack |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 10:58 - Apr 20 by SullutaCreturned |
Maybe it's a relative few but in some places it's qute a large group, such as in Luton where there seems to be a large group of islamic extremists who believe our laws don't apply to them and our police should leave them alone whatever they do. They follow Islamic law and Uk law doesn't matter. |
I have no figures to back this up but even in places like Luton, given the large population of Muslims, it’s probably a small-ish minority. Figures may prove me wrong. | |
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| A Victory For Common Sense on 16:34 - Apr 20 with 1011 views | SullutaCreturned |
| A Victory For Common Sense on 13:17 - Apr 20 by union_jack |
I have no figures to back this up but even in places like Luton, given the large population of Muslims, it’s probably a small-ish minority. Figures may prove me wrong. |
It probably is a small number as a percentage but still a fairly large group who lookto spread hate, this is where I saw it,
https://uk.video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=mcafee&ei=UTF-8&p=stac | | | |
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